LAVO 300 Series Mini Wash Instruction Manual
- June 5, 2024
- LAVO
Table of Contents
LAVO 300 Series Mini Wash Instruction Manual
SAFETY
Circuit Board Diagram
CAUTION!!! Disconnect ALL POWER before installing or servicing the MiniWash.
Technical Specs
Installation
INSTALLATION
Mount the unit on a nearby wall (using suitable hardware) of the laundry
machine.
Locate a mounting spot within no more than 10 feet of the chemical supply.
Always install the
system at a safe, convenient height for the operators to load or unload solid
containers or to
perform maintenance.
Check all applicable plumbing and electrical codes before proceeding with the
installation. This will help to ensure that the system is installed in safe
and suitable manner. A wiring schematic of the laundry machine should be used
as reference for making electrical connections this is typically provided by
the laundry machine manufacturer if one cannot be located on the machine
itself.
MOUNTING THE SYSTEM
Apply the panel unit system with the brackets and screws supplied:
- Determine a suitable location for the system;
- Using the bracket as a template, mark and drill holes for bolting the system to the wall;
- Insert the anchors in the holes;
- Bolt the bracket in place with the hardware provided;
- Mount the system with the bracket as the picture below;
- Open the Cabinet Front by unscrewing the upper screws ¼ of a turn:
Powering ON
Menus
Programming:
To enter MENUS, hold down the ENTER key for 2-3 seconds. Enter your password and press ENTER. Factory default pass-word is 0000. Press Enter. You will have access to set up the dispenser; here is the menu structure.
Menu—General Settings
Programming:
To enter General Settings, hold down the ENTER key for 2-3 seconds. Enter your password and press ENTER. Factory default password is 0000. Press Enter. You will have access to set up the dispenser; here is the menu structure.
Menu—Program Settings
Programming:
To enter Program Settings mode, hold down the ENTER key for 2-3 seconds. Enter your password and pressENTER. Factory default password is 0000. Press Enter. You will have access to set up the dispenser; here is the menu structure.
Menu—Statistics
The Statistics menu allows you to measure the performance of your MiniWash dispenser.
Operation
There are two Modes of Operation. Understanding each mode will determine how you set up your dispenser. The two modes of operation are SIGNAL/PUMP and SEQUENCE.
MODES OF OPERATION DEFINED:
SIGNAL/PUMP MODE:
In this mode of operation, the dispenser will pump the volume amount entered into each Program for each pump and trigger 1, 2, or 3. The triggers are the washer machine signals, where a signal and common wire are attached to the washer and to the dispenser in the appropriate connection location. See Circuit Board Diagram.
SEQUENCE MODE: In this mode of operation, the signals must be received by the dispenser in sequence. For example, signal 1 to pump, then signal 2, then signal 3. In sequence mode, the FINAL pump in the operation is automatically the load count pump. I.E. if you’re running a 3 pump system, signal 1 & 2 & 3 must activate before the system resets to P1 / T1.
PRIMINIG THE PUMPS: Hold the UP ARROW (P) for 2-3 secs. Select the pump to prime using the RIGHT ARROW. Press ENTER and the pump will prime for 60 seconds. To escape before the 60 seconds has expired, press the ESC button.
Notable operational symbols:
Troubleshooting
Terms & Conditions
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THE ABOVE WARRANTIES ARE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE WARRANTIES MADE BY SELLER WITH RESPECT TO ALL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.
Components and spare parts such as O-rings, squeeze tubes, roller blocks and other plastic components are considered to be wear parts and are not warranted. Seller shall have no warranty or liability for product that was damaged during shipment, product that is not being used in its recommended use, product that is not operated in accordance with the operating manual and procedures, product that was not properly installed, product used in a manner that is inconsistent with its designed purpose, product that is subject to a power surge or similar event, products that fail due to usage of a non Lavo Solutions replacement or spare part or product that was not maintained in accordance with recommended maintenance programs.
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